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NSuMPTIOM.

which is Scrofulous Disease of the
Lungs, is promptly and certainly arrested
and cured by this God-given remedy, II taken
before the last stages of the disease are reached.
From its wonderful power over this terribly
fatal disease, when first Offering this now cell
ebrated remedy, to the PUBLIC, Or. PIERCE
thought seriously Of calling 1t his "Con.
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as too limited for a medicine which, from its
wonderful combination Of tonic, or strengthen
ing Alternative, or blood-cleansing, anti-bilious,
not only as remedy Tor consumption Of the
lungs, but for oil
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STRANGER than Fiction

are the records Of some of tae cures Of con:
SUMPTION effected by that most wonderful
remedy-Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery." Thousands of grateful men and
women, who have been snatched almost from
sumption, in its early stages, is no longer i, :
curable The Discovery has no equal as q
pectoral and Alternative, and the most obstinate
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power. All druggists.
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BLACK bear is a very snowy peltry.. The
England, where the fur is used to make caps
for the Grenadier and Coldstream Guards Of
her Majesty's army, From S. to $40 ale paid
for the skins.
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"What we learn with pleasure we never for
in point: II pail out hundreds of dollars with
out receiving any ben eft" SAYS Mrs. Emily
Rhoads, of McBrides, Mich. II had female
over six years. DIR. K. V. Pierce's 'Favorite
Prescription did me more good than any med
icine ever took. / advise every ck lady to
take it." And so do We. 1t tnever disappoints
its patron5. Druggists sell it.
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SUCH is the rapid growth Ct population in
London, particularly in the east. that it IS
stated on good authority that 65, ,00persons are
now being added yearly to a population already
numbering 50OOC00
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The magical effects Of st. Jacob, OIL in re-
moving soreness and stiffness makes it iIval-
uab at all times. Rheumatism and Neural
Cia promptly Weld 10 IL.
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For restoring youthful freshness and color
to gray hair, use Halls Hair Renewer.
A neglected cough often terminates fatally.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral affords speedy relief.
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For weak lungs, splitting of blood, shortness
Of breath, consumption, night-sweats and all
lingering coughs, Dr. Pierce's Golden Medi-
cal Discovery" is sovereign remedy. Supe-
rior to cod liver oil. BY druggists.
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The first sure symptom of mind in
health is rest at heart, and pleasure felt
at home.
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Less than One. half the Amount Cured
Him.

John c. Heron, Of 46 4th street, Rochester,
has been troubled for years with rheumatism
in the shoulders and about the heart. He
gave physician ten dollars for an examina-
ton, and he merely informed him that he
had rheumatism of the heart. He was cured
by DR.. Pardee's Rheumatic Remedy, and for
less than one-half the money paid for the ex-
animation.
Ask your druggist for DR.. Pardee's REM
edy, and take no other. Price, 81 per bottle
six bottles, s..
Pardee Medicine Co., Rochester, N. Y.
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IT is said that Cape Cod is slowly washing
and blowing away, losing some two feet every
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IT is said that ex-Queen Isabella still clings
to the hope that she will some day again be
en- the throne Of Spain.
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ELY'S
CREAM BALM

We hdue 1leuer han
died a cafarrh remed,
that has increased 8
rapidly in sales a
Ely's Cream Balm, o
that has 9iven sue,
universal satisfaction
&C. " Crittsnton, II
Fulton St., Ne,O l'or
City.
A particle Is appllel
into each no5triI and I
agreeable to use. Pric,
~ cts. by mall or at ,ir
ELY BROTHE
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A Deep Mystery.

The pay of private in the Italian army !
one soldO for cent? per day.
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Hop Plaste,s are New England production
from fresh hops, Burgundy Pitch and Gums.
One IEpJ, Plaster will kill pain quicker d Is
4 better strengthencr than q dozen other kinds
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Wherever you are located YOU should write
to lGallctt & Co., Portland, Maine, and receive
free, full information au ut work that you can
do and live at home, making thereby from s.
over $50 In day. All is new. Hallett & Co..
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AL ages. Nc class of workingpeople have ever
male money so fast heretofore. Comfortable
a deep mystery to you, reader, but sen along
yonr address and it will be cleared up and
proved. Better not DELAY: now il the time.
Ladies! Those dull, tired looks and feelings
speak volumes DIR. kilmer's Female Remedy
corrects oil conditions, restores vigor and vital
ity, and brings back youthful bloom and beauty
Price S1.0O-6 bot ties. 500.
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Bronchitis is cured by frequent small doses
of Piso's Cure for Consumption.
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a. p 10 SIS day. Samples worth $.u FREE
N9 n Lines not under the horses feet. ddreas
VIZ Pr wsTkR'. SArETY REIN HOLDER, Ho!ir Mich
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a aeorxs. Outrage.

CurHBKRr, Ga, September l6.-A
few days ago Rinsom Mollard, young
nego working on the plantation OF
Mr.. Buck Smith, was arrested Of the
instance Of his employer upon q charge
Of stealing seed cotton. In the quarref
which led TO the arrest Molard pulled
q pistol on Smith, who fred at the ne
gro, eighty woundiOg him. The trial
oithe case resulted In . compromise,
the negro being released. Night be-
fore last an unknown party afed q load
OF buckshot into Smiths bedroom,
but NO particular harm was done.
Yesterday q party OF masked men
went 10 the house Of Adam Mollard,
the father Of Ransom, who lives on the
plantation OF Mr.. Sheppard. The mob
called for Adam's son. The family
had bad an inkling Of The approach OF
the mob, and fed. The old man de-
MED that the boy IVES there, and the
mob began firing. The old man started
out OF the front door 10 seek the as
sistancs OF his omp oyer, and bad gone
but thirty steps when he was instantly
killed by q load a ouckshot in the
breast. A negro woman IN the cabin
was shot 10 the leg. About this time
two Of the boys. who had been hiding
under tree near by, started on a run
for the road. A number q shots we're
fred at them, bit they kept on. Late
last evening one came back. A bullet
had grad his head. The other is
said 10 have died In the woods, bat
nothing definite Ia known about II.
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cratic convention assembled DR.. Blaci
burn was nominated, and at the en-.
suing August election was elected
Governor Of his native State. defeat.
Ing bis opponent, the Hon. Waiter
Evans, by a majority OF sbont 10000.
As Governor he exhibited Fl -mnesH
when he believed he wss right, but
the great heart beat warmly for snf-
ieripg mankind, and his sympathetic
nature has been chsrg d win The only
errors Of his adminieli alton II WAS
ea'd OF him that be too readily extr
cised the psrdoniug rover. But be
revolu,ionjzed the miaernbls hole
called q State prison at F'spkinr,.
His career as Governor drtrscted
nothing from his well.earned tame as
q humanitarian, and when Le guuted
the office and retired 10 private NE, he
was still favorite, respected and hon.
ored by his fellow men.
Returning to Louisville he opened
the Blackburn Sanitarium, which, no,
proving the success he had expected
was af.erward abandoned. Soon the
grand old man began to fail physically
and his friends regretfully saw that the
end was not far of. Some monthf
since he wsnt to Frankfort, where hi
was for some time an inmate Of the
family OF Judge Lewis, Of the Court o
Appeale, who had married his rela
tive. Later, he took a houfe, ant
there died yesterday. II is related o
him that last Saturday his physician
remarked that he could not live TWEEN
ty'foSr hours. The venerable Gov
ernor was thought 10 be unconsciou
at the time, bnt arousine, he looked
calmly at the physician and said: an
soon leave you; IN only be here no
Just five days. You can tell all IN,
family and friends" de died almos
to the minute five days sfterward.
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PILIBUsrERs
Preparing 90 Kidssp Cabas-Amer
can Cftfsens.

KEY wEsr, FLA, September TO-
This city Ia all sgog. A Spanish ram
is anchored In the hsrbor and another
is cruisIng up aud down the keys out
side. There Is q rumor, with hal
gained considerable credonce through
out the city, that they are here TO b,
used In kidnapping the CubAn.Ameri
can ciliIsns supposed 10 be implicated
In the late filibustering movement
The Spanish Government always hai
a iow we'll paid spies here, and cue
csssiul kidnapping expedition would
no be q, all difficult. 30 far az do
Tense Ia concerned, the town has none
ThVTe 10 not even q militia company
on The island. The Importance at
tached 10 the recent hlibusterlng tr
pedition IL shown w the activity ol
the Spanish Government. The latest
news from Ouba has IL that the force
OF fillbusiera landed near MatanE ~
numbering hily.eeven men, was led
by Manual Garclp, and that be wa
killed In the skirmlsh with the troop
and civil guards. This information II
discredItsd In some quarlers aud moth
ing official can be learned. Gunboait
have been stationed along the coast,
Seventeen men, Supposed TO belong 10
the a clustering force, have been cap
tured 10 the jurisdiction OF hatsnHs,
and will be- tried by court martial In
the city OF MatanEs.
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HE ATTRACTED ATTENTION.
IL Was From Policeman, How
ever, ana He Was Locked Up. -

IL Was From n Policeman, How
ever, ana He Was Locked Up. Il
A short while btfirs tie circus
closed last night the canvas foreman
told Tasco Washington, colored EN-.
ploye, to walk around the tent and see
II any one was attempting TO creep
through the canvas, or see the show
from the outside. He did 80, and saw
quite crowd collected at one point,
where he also saw that one Of the can.
vas watchmen was standing nearly
surrounded by a large crowd. Re-
porting this to bis chief, he was hand
ed pistol and instructed to fire II in
the air, 90 that he would attract the
crowd and probably save that en-
ploye from trouble. Two shots we're
fired, and Tasco did not fail
to stirsc. attention. Almost instantly
policeman grabbed him. He had
thrown the pistol away. Alex Parker,
white, aged sixteen yeare, and
Chss. Jones, colored, aged twen-
ty'one years, connected with
the show. were snp,ted, also.
All three are charged with carrying
and dischsrging firearms in the city
limits. Tasco admits that he did
the shooting, and that the other two
we're In no way come cted with II. All
OF them slept in q cell at the station
house last night.
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Prohibttien-Dresih.
IsyBorAL 70 res APrlAL.I

BROWNSVILLE, TENN. September 10
Tho Hon. J. 4. Wells, Of Troy,
0biou county, addressed q large aud
enthusiastic audience Of ladies' and
gentlemen at the courthouse tonigh.
on prohibition. Mr.. Wells 10 q smooth.
laced, youthful looking speaker, but q
man Of marked intelligence. He
argued the question In all OF its phases
with hono-, bot in q flesh and uniq 10
style. Tomorrow the Hon. John X
Is nd will sp ak on the sIne subject ;
NJ inday, at o'clock pm, Gov Haw.
kins, and Thursday, a. 2 o'clock D M,
the Hon. 4. NJ. T. heridge. Thus the
prohibition ball Ia kept rolling.
The drouth here 10 becoming alarm.
Ing. Wells, never before known 10
fail, are giving out; grasI Ia dead, and
water for stock at premium.
The Brownsville Female College
opened this week. under President
Jno. ID. Anderson, With the best pat
ronsee and outlook for many years
mat
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Desth-serious faii-Aew Jsil,
IsrsoIAL 70 re ArrlAL.I


Columns, MIss., September TO-
Mr.. George Curtis, one Of the Oldest
and most highly respected citIr ms Of
Columbus, died last night land was
buried this afternoon. He had been
Slck for several days, bu, was not con.
sidered dangerously III, and his death
was q great surprise 10 his friends.
Arthur Jones, aged seven years, son
OF President ii. w. Jones, OF the In.
dustrial College, fell from Q tree this
m,rnins, trsciutng his skull In two
placta He 10 In q critical condition,
but hopes are entertained Of his 70.
coyery.
The foundation Of the new TAIL was
laid today. The building will be
apished by December, and 10 TO cost
si2,S50. I, will be the most complete
jail In the State.
We are having q delightful rain 10.
night.
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OsR Of the best things done by the
International Medical Congress, which
va, recently In session al Washing.
ton, was the adoption Of resolutions
recommending that the governments
Of the nations represented In the con.
greu appoint cooperative commits.
sionS to investigate the results oh.
tained by yellow fever lnoculatlo 9
40 q protection against that disease.
This ac'lon was largely Ia Auenced by
Dr. joseph Holt, president Of the
LouisiAna State Board Of Health,
vbJ Wa also inttrumeutal In securing
tho appointment OF D.. steinberg by
President Cleveland Ne q commits.
sionor TO examine and report upon
The tdii'cy Of the experiments Of
DIR. Dominsuer Preire, Of Rio yaneiro,
who claimed that, following the
methods Of PAsleur. and Koch, he had
obtained most gratifying success.
Tbs cooperative inquiry thus sug.
ses'ed will, II carried out, result in a
dshaile declaration Of the value, or
vice versa, Of DR.. Frtire's discovery.
II proves 10 be a. valuable q, he
claims, Il will be boon only second
TO thss which Jenner conferred upon
suffering world, and will zeal the 60.
CURLY oil The MIssIssIppi valley.
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LAST night the press Of Philadel.
phia entertained President Cleveland
at dinner. There were large mum.
Der Of invited guests present and "ths
boys" made II pleasant for them. II
In the teeth Of so much hospitality
the President could express himself,
We have no doubt he would cay
that this was the affair Of the cen.
tennial celebration, for II there Is one
thing the journalists Of Philadelphia
understand better than another, It Ia
making q dinner party all that Il
ought to be in wit, wisdom and
warmth.
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A Y,x., win Knives.

ST. Loun, Mo, September le.-A
special from 81. Joseph, Mo-. says;
Charles MeNlchols and Joseph Cham
bsrlain. brothep-in.law, tonight, on
the expedition grounds. engaged in q
fisht over some family ahais, and both
men drew knives. Chamberlain re-
ceIyed . slisb, cut In the side Of the
neck, while McNlchols was partially
dIsemboveled, dying a. 10 O'Clock
pm. Chamberlain q In jail.
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ssvageIy stabs an Aniagonist,
IsrporAL TO THB APPuAL.I

Hor SPRINGS. ARK September 10 -
A telephone Message from Bear City,
sixteen miles west Of here, gives the
particulars Of the serious and probably
fatal stabbing OF Fritz Briisch las,
night by Dan Haly. 1t appears that
HAly had horse stabbed In young
Britsch's care, and when he desired to
get the animal there was some dispute
90 10 the pay. Britsch, II teems, 70.
fused TO allow the horse 10 70, where
upon Haly whipped out q knife and
made lunge at him. Brlttch could
not defend himself sgainst the savage
onslaught, and the result was that
Haly iphcte seven serious wounds
In various paris OF the chest, shoulder
and abdominal region. Haly immedi.
ately skipped out and made for this
city. The officers had been apprised
Of the cutting before Haly reached
here, and he was taken by on ,er Boil.
len this morning, and returned to Bear
this afternoon TO await the result Of
Britsch's wound.
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Robbed ef $500.
I......s -.


NASHVILLE, TENN, September ie.-
Valentine Fisher, Of this city, 10 out
something over $500. There 10 an
iron grating across his window on the
first hoor OF the Commercial Hotel,
aud when NJ. Fisher goes 10 bed he
throws his clothes ON chair. The
window is left open, and this morning
whom Fisher got mp his clothes were
not where he LEI them. AT last be
found them wadded mp under the
window money, gold watch and
chain gone. The robber had used q
long pole aad booked his clothes,
dropping them back alter robbing the
pockets. He will close his window
hereafter.
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TEE coal miners strike witch In
Pennsylvania is gathering momentum,
every day and threatens TO overwhelm
the State, 10 10 be met by the mine
owners by the introduction Of "scab"
labor from Rurope-"scabs" such %
follow Hsn Most In New York and In
Chicago urs amongst the most pro-
nounced anarchists. The million.ires
Who opprsss American workmen and
seek 30 make little better than slave,
OF them are really responsible for the
snarehism and communion that
threatens confusion and disorder In
many parts Of the country.
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The Republicans may say what they

The Republicans may say what they
will, but Governor Hill, Of New York,
Is not only popular with his party but
al,o with the mass Of the people Of his
State. He Is near to them, and Is
most closely identified with them.
He 10 always on their level-not In the
manner and split Of the demsgogue,
but as one Of them. He is Q self.made
man. an able lawyer and safe politI'
cal guide. II Cleveland was not in the
way, he would be. perhaps, the most
formidable candidate for the Dsmo-
cratic nomination for President
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TRADE PUSHERS.

Mesus. T. O. Dupont and G. @.
Dewey, Of Central City, KY, the own.
ers OF large cosl mines In that region,
are In the city looking after their In
terests.
B. J. Campbell, representing the
Rsngum Root. NJ dicine Company, Of
Nashville, lie at the Peabody.
-.
Cincinnati Is the sweetest" city In
the Union. A score or more million
Of dollars 10 spent there yearly for
liquors, and she bslieves In everybody
elss doing likewise, says George +.
Fee, the Southern SCENT Of one Of her
leading whisky firms.
-.
S. A. Howard, the boss drummer
for Boston paper house, unfolded his
samples at tbs Peabody yesterday.
%.
O. Z. Bliss, Philadelphia; RE Rob-
erts, w., and Charles Treichllnger,
New York, wide awake griptackers,
are at the Peabody.
-.
II. d. MaItip, OF Indaizapolis, lie
hustling for orders In the drug line.
-.
O. II. Kimbsll, Chicago; L. O. jar
Wis, Boston; J. +. + gel and p. F.
Wissman, New YORK, are at the Gay
oeo.
Jacob stshl, New York; John Trix,
Detroit, and ID. l. KouniE, Pitlaburg,
were among the late arrivals at the
Peabody last right.
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May Ne murder.

NAsHv.LLr, TESS., September 10
william Baker, sr.tTustee Of Sumner
county, this afternoon had q misundef'
standing with Bob Aston, a negro,
about settlement, and this negro
knocked Baker In thu head with q
stone, rendering him penselsss. Mr.,
Baker las been unconscious several
hours and his eonditi N is thought "a
Ia aslile.l
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100000 FIRE.
Narrow Escape Of Several PIrsmen
Terrific Blase.

-IefrIuc BIa.e.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, September 16.-The
extensive candy mandatory OF MI.
ton E. PiRe & Co., Nos. 2ll and 2l3
Lake street, was totally destroyed by
fire last night. The q ,mes spread to
the buildings adjoining on either side.
one Of which Is occupied by J.sA. Fay
& 90 {, oil which Mayor Roche is q part.
ner snd manager, doing considerable
damage. The fire was discovered a
few minutes after IL o'clock. A vet
ersn patrolman passing along Fifth
avenue saw flames shooting out Of the
first story windows In the alley at the
rear OF the building, aud In few min.
utes the rear OF the whole interior
seemed 10 BIS abliz,. The FIRE gained
rapidly, leapipg out OF every window,
front and rear, bursting through the
roof and Illuminating the sky so bright
that one could see to read blocks away
The structure was soon q macs oil
u ,mes, and at intervals heavy crashes
shooting flames and showers OF sparks
denoted the falling in CT large sections
OF flooring and machinery. The FIRE
soon spread TO the djacent building,
the lower aoor Of which Is occupied by
]. A. Fay x 90, and the upper q ors
by Page 4 %. The upper stories were
soon shame aud the FIRE shot
through the o v, hn. the frcmon pre-
vented IL from burning downward,
though so much wafer was required
that the building was delueed, n food
running through the Il ors and ceilina
to the basement. NIX IL ate its way
into the buildings Nos. 2i5, 2l7 and
2l9. o,cnpied b. the Psnnsylvspis
ruoo Works, ignitiDg the roof first
aud bnrniug down 10 the top floor,
where II was held by the ffsmsn. A
tall hsg stsf, surmountsd with huge
eagle, Tan mp from the roof o. Psge's
building, aud IL was soon Tapped by
the flames, that burned away It's base
dropping it across the roof oil the build
ing. Tee eagle struck over the edge
and broke OF, dropping with greal
force and injuripg several ffemen
Lieut.. Case, Frank Walters and
Con Sullivan were stsbding on q
ladder, nearly up TO the fourth
story, when the eagle fell. IL struck
Walters on the head, knocking him
of the ladder aud against Case, whc
was also carried of bis feet, and tn J
bumped down the ladder TO the eide
walk, taking with them sulli
van, wlo stood lower down
O'Neil was on the side
w,lk, and,w en- " Irning shout arose
started 10 run clo 70 n the building
but was struck by q fragment OF tn,
Gag Q. Walters was badly cut on thI
head. Lieut.. OAse wa some sha
bruised. Toe origin o. the FIRE IL uu
known, and the loss is about f400,0 C0
The bulldogs Ms. 2li and 2l3 wer,
valued at $4,000. IL will be q iota
loss. together with contents. Tic ffn
also occupied the three upper n jon
Of Nos 207 and 200, lhs lower floors
as stated, being occupied by Fay a %
The loss 10 their otock IN this build
ing was s'so total, making an entir,
loss Of stock, which was valued a
5000 900. The building Nos. 207 auS
200 was DAMAGED about 5000. MAYO
Roche said his less would be slight, h,
water only. The building Nos. 2l6
2l7 and 2le was also damaged by fr,
aud water TO the extent OF abou
| 1900,
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guarded In what he had to Gay about
the resignation Of Gov. James D. Par.
ter, and endeavored to mako the Inn.
preston with those with whom he con.
versed that he was not responsible for
II. Gov. Porter" he said, "came into
the department upon my invitation,
and went out Of 1t upon his own mo.
ton. II any explanation Of his &C.
tioa In this matter .is necessary, he
should be the one to make It." This
ought to fetch the Governor.